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Turkey To Launch Space Agency in Three Months
Ankara has drafted a will for the Turkish Space Agency that will head to the cabinet for approval before being debated by Parliament.
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Turkish-Built Hurkus Passes EASA Test Flight
Back in 2004, TAI’s engineers started to design the Hurkus, a basic trainer aircraft. They are busy designing the Hurkus C, a light attack (armed) version of the aircraft. They say the Hurkus C will look like the Super Tucano in its defined mission.
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Turkey Wants Coast Guard Aircraft
The Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM) said that the aircraft would be operated by the Turkish Coast Guard.
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Turkey Expects CH-47F Deliveries Soon
Turkey’s procurement and military officials said they expect the first deliveries of the CH-47F heavy transport helicopters soon.
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New Bomb Attack Paralyzes Life in Turkey
For the fifth time since October, another bomb has rocked one of Turkey’s two biggest cities — Istanbul and Ankara — pushing the overall death toll in recent months to nearly 200 with hundreds more injured.
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Turkey Eyes Self-Sufficient Drone Industry
Turkey’s procurement and industry officials are working vigorously to end their country’s dependence on drone systems and sub-systems, hoping to achieve self-sufficiency in the next few years, a target some analysts view with suspicion.
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Bomb Attack Kills at Least 34 in Ankara
A car bomb attack Sunday evening in Ankara killed at least 34 and injured 125, including seven police officers, Turkish officials said.
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Turkey Panel OKs $5.9 Billion in Defense Programs
Turkey’s top procurement panel, the Defense Industry Executive Committee, approved nearly $6 billion in defense programs, much of it going toward indigenous development efforts, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
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Pentagon Awards Contract To Sell Smart Bombs to Turkey
The Pentagon awarded a $682.9 million contract to sell to Turkey an unspecified quantity of smart bombs through a Foreign Military Sales scheme.
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Turkey Grants BMC Land To Relocate, Build $430M Plant
He said BMC will invest 1.3 billion liras (approximately $430 million) in its new plant and employ 4,000 personnel.
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Turkey To Launch Space Agency in Three Months
Ankara has drafted a will for the Turkish Space Agency that will head to the cabinet for approval before being debated by Parliament.
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Turkish-Built Hurkus Passes EASA Test Flight
Back in 2004, TAI’s engineers started to design the Hurkus, a basic trainer aircraft. They are busy designing the Hurkus C, a light attack (armed) version of the aircraft. They say the Hurkus C will look like the Super Tucano in its defined mission.
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Turkey Wants Coast Guard Aircraft
The Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM) said that the aircraft would be operated by the Turkish Coast Guard.
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Turkey Expects CH-47F Deliveries Soon
Turkey’s procurement and military officials said they expect the first deliveries of the CH-47F heavy transport helicopters soon.
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New Bomb Attack Paralyzes Life in Turkey
For the fifth time since October, another bomb has rocked one of Turkey’s two biggest cities — Istanbul and Ankara — pushing the overall death toll in recent months to nearly 200 with hundreds more injured.
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Turkey Eyes Self-Sufficient Drone Industry
Turkey’s procurement and industry officials are working vigorously to end their country’s dependence on drone systems and sub-systems, hoping to achieve self-sufficiency in the next few years, a target some analysts view with suspicion.
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Bomb Attack Kills at Least 34 in Ankara
A car bomb attack Sunday evening in Ankara killed at least 34 and injured 125, including seven police officers, Turkish officials said.
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Turkey Panel OKs $5.9 Billion in Defense Programs
Turkey’s top procurement panel, the Defense Industry Executive Committee, approved nearly $6 billion in defense programs, much of it going toward indigenous development efforts, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
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Pentagon Awards Contract To Sell Smart Bombs to Turkey
The Pentagon awarded a $682.9 million contract to sell to Turkey an unspecified quantity of smart bombs through a Foreign Military Sales scheme.
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Turkey Grants BMC Land To Relocate, Build $430M Plant
He said BMC will invest 1.3 billion liras (approximately $430 million) in its new plant and employ 4,000 personnel.
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Turkey To Launch Space Agency in Three Months
Ankara has drafted a will for the Turkish Space Agency that will head to the cabinet for approval before being debated by Parliament.
-
Turkish-Built Hurkus Passes EASA Test Flight
Back in 2004, TAI’s engineers started to design the Hurkus, a basic trainer aircraft. They are busy designing the Hurkus C, a light attack (armed) version of the aircraft. They say the Hurkus C will look like the Super Tucano in its defined mission.
-
Turkey Wants Coast Guard Aircraft
The Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM) said that the aircraft would be operated by the Turkish Coast Guard.
-
Turkey Expects CH-47F Deliveries Soon
Turkey’s procurement and military officials said they expect the first deliveries of the CH-47F heavy transport helicopters soon.
-
New Bomb Attack Paralyzes Life in Turkey
For the fifth time since October, another bomb has rocked one of Turkey’s two biggest cities — Istanbul and Ankara — pushing the overall death toll in recent months to nearly 200 with hundreds more injured.
-
Turkey Eyes Self-Sufficient Drone Industry
Turkey’s procurement and industry officials are working vigorously to end their country’s dependence on drone systems and sub-systems, hoping to achieve self-sufficiency in the next few years, a target some analysts view with suspicion.
-
Bomb Attack Kills at Least 34 in Ankara
A car bomb attack Sunday evening in Ankara killed at least 34 and injured 125, including seven police officers, Turkish officials said.
-
Turkey Panel OKs $5.9 Billion in Defense Programs
Turkey’s top procurement panel, the Defense Industry Executive Committee, approved nearly $6 billion in defense programs, much of it going toward indigenous development efforts, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
-
Pentagon Awards Contract To Sell Smart Bombs to Turkey
The Pentagon awarded a $682.9 million contract to sell to Turkey an unspecified quantity of smart bombs through a Foreign Military Sales scheme.
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Turkey Grants BMC Land To Relocate, Build $430M Plant
He said BMC will invest 1.3 billion liras (approximately $430 million) in its new plant and employ 4,000 personnel.
